Market Price: Rs.100/-
Listing : BSE
BSE Code: 522215
Market Cap: Rs. 50 crore
Equity Capital : Rs. 5 crore
FV: Rs. 10/-
Book Value: Rs. 45.3
Swiss Glascoat Equipments Ltd (SGEL), a Gujarat based company is engaged in the manufacture and sales of Glass lined equipments and spares. SGEL is the third largest glass lined equipment manufacturer in India after US based - GMM pfaudler Ltd and French firm DeDeitrich. (Out of this two companies, GMM pfaudler is the only listed company on the stock exchanges.) Earlier the second largest company in Glass lined equipment Industry in India was Hyderabad based NILE Ltd. In 2011, NILE sold its unit to De Deitrich. Swiss Glascoat Equipments Ltd enjoying a double benefit as competition reduced on account of one of the major competitor exited from the business and at the same time user industries including Pharma, Agrochemicals and Food processing industries are registering a hopeful double digit growth.
SGEL having over two decade experience in the industry. Its Glascoat product range comprises of both Ready made and custom built equipments. The company's ability to deliver products in a timely manner to its customers as well as design and development of innovative products are excellent. Major pharmaseuticals and pesticides companies from domestic and international front including Bayer cropscience, Syngenta, Teva, Mylan, Glenmark, Divis lab, Aurobindo Pharma and Shasun are few of the customers of the company. SGEL having regular dividend paying track record, which is slightly increasing YoY basis in line with the company's growth. Last financial year the company paid a dividend of 25% against 22% paid in the previous FY.
The company's major products, Glass lined reactors, lined storage tanks and columns and blenders are widely using in pharma and pesticides industries. Generic pharma sector, were as leading Indian Pharma companies have strong presence accounts about 25% share in globally with an expected 12-14% CAGR for the next couple of years. As per the reports, Indian Pesticides and Food processing Industry too going to register an amazing 14 to 16% growth in the next five years, these all are expected to rise sales of the SGEL.
Due to the Global economic slowdown started in early 2007, almost all companies were deferred their Capex which adversely affected the capital goods industry. Even in this period SGEL reported a slow but steady growth in the domestic and export markets. Its sales increased from Rs. 35 crore in 2007 to Rs. 76 crore in 2014. At the same time NP increased from Rs. 1.5 crore to Rs. 3.8 crore. With a small equity capital base of Rs. 5 crore, TTM EPS stood at Rs. 8.65. At the prevailing market price ( which recently surged in a big way) of Rs. 100, TTM PE is 11.5Xs. The company reduced its debt to Rs. 13.5 crore in the FY ended March, 2014 from Rs. 19.9 crore in the previous year.
At a first look it seems that the company's promoter holding declined to 35.7% from 43.5% during the last year. But its is because of one of the promoter with 7.06% stake re-categorised as non- promoter. We expects the company going to register above its earlier growth rate in line with the user industry's growth. Reduction in interest rate on cut down debt, more over softening commodity prices would boost the bottom-line. Despite a recent sharp rally in its stock price, we feel SGEL gives a good medium term investment opportunity.
Due to the Global economic slowdown started in early 2007, almost all companies were deferred their Capex which adversely affected the capital goods industry. Even in this period SGEL reported a slow but steady growth in the domestic and export markets. Its sales increased from Rs. 35 crore in 2007 to Rs. 76 crore in 2014. At the same time NP increased from Rs. 1.5 crore to Rs. 3.8 crore. With a small equity capital base of Rs. 5 crore, TTM EPS stood at Rs. 8.65. At the prevailing market price ( which recently surged in a big way) of Rs. 100, TTM PE is 11.5Xs. The company reduced its debt to Rs. 13.5 crore in the FY ended March, 2014 from Rs. 19.9 crore in the previous year.
At a first look it seems that the company's promoter holding declined to 35.7% from 43.5% during the last year. But its is because of one of the promoter with 7.06% stake re-categorised as non- promoter. We expects the company going to register above its earlier growth rate in line with the user industry's growth. Reduction in interest rate on cut down debt, more over softening commodity prices would boost the bottom-line. Despite a recent sharp rally in its stock price, we feel SGEL gives a good medium term investment opportunity.